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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
"wHEN THIEVES FALL OUT"
The Old Adage to be Further Illus

The Old Ada2e 10 be Further Illus
trated Among the RepuDlica
WAHINGrON, Fen. 6.-Senator Warner
Miller IS very sore over his defeat by Rep
resentatlve HiscOck for reelection TO the
Senate. He refused absolutely to attend
Mr.. Phelps dinner last, week in honor Of
MIR. Hiscock, on the ground that the latter
was not fit to associate with. He bases
this opinion on the statement which he
repeats in various forms that Mr. HiscOck
made a corrupt combination with Levi p.
Morton to defeat him. He charges the use
of money in large quantities. Mr.. His
cocks friends retort with the counter
charge that Mr. Miller used money 100.
Tue New York Republicans are
greatly troubled at this breach,
which threatens to give the Demo-
Gratis a certainty OF carrying New
York next year, especially if Blaine
should be the nominee, Tor Mr.. Miller at
tacks Blaine almost as virulently as be
does Mr.. Hscock. They are irving to
Arrange for a banquet to be given here
this week at which it is proposed that
Senator Eyarts shall preside, and that
Mr.. Hlscock shall sit on his right and Mr..
Miller on his left, but Mr.. Miller has not
yet consented to attend this dinner either,
and they fear be Will not.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
NIANNINGpS REAArA.
MIR. Marble Declares Ills Mcnta |
Vigor Cnimpaired.

Nigor Cnimpaired.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Mr. Manton
Marble, who has been the guest OF secre-
tary Manning for several DAYS, returned
to New York last evening. In converse
ton just before his departure he said,
with reference TO certain published re-
ports concerning Mr.. Manning's condi-
ton: IL perceive absolutely no impair
ment OF his mental faculties. and
as TO his physical condition,
while OF course he cannot now
work as many hours day as he did last
year, say to my personal knowledge
that his progress toward sound health
has been continuous and uninterrupted
since last summer, and has been more
rapid since his return TO the Treasury
Department last october, although has
office is by lar the most eXacting and Ia.
borlous in the Federal government.
his RETENTION or OFFICE.
Gle consented last year during his ILL
ness when the President requested il TO
defer his resignation. Ever since that
time he has felt that it would be his duty
TO renew his resignation as soon as 1t
should be made evident to MS fellow.citi-
zens that he had faithfully borne
bis full share of puolio service.
One Of the last letters written
by Gov. Tilden, which received
In Europe later than the news OF his
death, informed me that he should advise
Mr.. Manning (who was then visiting
Greystone) to resign as soon as he had
finished his statement OF Federal finances
and the plan necessary for currency and
taxation reform. Its execution could be
left 10 the President and Congress. His
own first duty would then be 10 re-estab-
lish his health. ! 60 not doubt that the
President has reluctantly yielded to tho
same conclusion"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
RACING Ar NEW ORLEANS.
A Big Crowd Out Despite tho
Threatening Weather.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The weather
here to-day was cloudy and threatening
rain. The attendance at the races, how
ever, was large and the track in good
condition. The events were:
FIRST RACE-Mi'e and a quarter; over five
hurdles. April Fool led from start to flush,
winning by more than n dozen lengths. Judge
Burnett was second and Hop sing third.
Time 2:22l Z.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. whisky
Jack won by "A nose, with Logan second two
lengths before Patdilly third. Time 1909.
1HiRD RACE-rhree- quarters OF q mile.
Peacock won. with our Friend second and
Handy ANDY third, Time l:l61S.
FOURTH RACE-~even and a half furlongs.
Osceoa won, with CatAcart second and
ProDus third. Time :89lx.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
SURGEON DENTIST,
liners Liver tOrrectOr.

Ulmer'S Liver tOrrectOr.
This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused by disordered liver. it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. AK for
81 OC a bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, M. D..
Pharmacist. Savannah, Ca.
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Spertal 4tntirra.
GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Treasnrer's Notice to Members in
Arrears,

number of the members Of the Georgia
Historical Society have not yet paid their
dues for the year 1856, although bills have
been more than once sent them, therefore
beg all such persons to settle their dues with
IN the present week. so that my account for
the year 1856 may be audited on the anniver-
sary, the 18th inst.
Parties Is arrears after the 18th will not be
entitled TO receive their annual tickets to the
Telfair Art Gallery for the year 1877.
Please pay my collector, MIR. G. M. CLARK,
who Will cali on every one in arrears.
WIN. S. BOGART. Treas. q. II. S.
IL EYening Times please COPY.
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MePtitt15.


DeKalb Lodge No. 8. |. q. U. r.
A regular meeting will be held THIS tMon-
day EVENING at s O'Clock.
There viii be an Initiation.
Members of other Lodges and Tlsitlhs
brothers are cordially invited to attend.
Bv order j. ;. COLLINS, ~ "
John RILEY. SecrPtArV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
Georgia Historical Society.

The regular meeting of the Georgia HIS
torical Society for February Will be held THIS
tMOnday) EVENING at HodgsOn Han at
O'Clock. WIN. HARDEN,
Acting Recording Secretary.
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Savannah and Tshee Railroad Go.

SAVANNAH, GA. Feb. Z. 1887.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this Com any Will Toe held at Metropolitan
Hall on MONDAY, March :. 1851, al y O'Clock
NJ. JOHN W. BURROUGHS, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07

washes better and lasts longer than any
other. See big advertisement next
Wednesday.
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Notice to Water Takers.

OFFICE WATER WORKS, !
SAVANNAH. Feb. =, IsS7.(
The water will be shut of at 9 O'Clock TO
MORROW Monday MORNING, in the dis
trict north of Bryan ana east of Whitaker
streets, for the purpose of putting in branch
Bay and DraytOn streets, and Will remain off
few hours.
A. n. MILLER, superintendent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-07
Notice.

MIR. f. LESSING,
Teacher of Piano and Harmony, has removed
to l16 Jones street.
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Agricultural 9mplrmrnta.
Agricultural Implement House,
Nos. 1913 and :95 St. Julian and 200 and 20.
Congress streets, manufacturer of
and dealer in
PlOWS and Pillow Materials Of all Kinds.

CULKY PLOWS; Meikle's celebrated Blue
- Grass
HARROWS: Thomas Smoothing, Scotch,
Revolving, Diamond and 4 Adjustable Harrows.
MOWERS AND REAPERS: johnson and
John p. Many's makes.
HAY RAkES: Edmston j. Waddells fine
makes.
RICE DRILLS: Hoosier Drill Company's
atest makes.
CULTIVATORS AND HORSE HOES;
Planet, Jr., and Parish makes.
CORN MILLS: Greenes and Nordyke h
Marmon's patents.
Engines, Hay and Cotton Press, Corn She'll
ers, Cotton Planters, Mill Stones, etc.
GEO. w. ID IRISH
4 A 4
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Her North Rfver, vssssls Gnd RdstrsSds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFEEThe actual market vas neminai cue swih9 70
N. sIctsd speculative asrks For fair Rio
.nn outside figure The milder gro TINS
we're da ses2 100 bags Mari abo In .pecga5iye chan
81. s tho sales rezchins 1890 bzga
with avioes from abroad the temper was
nss dna1 figures representing decline Of 40ebo
I..n.ry is 10 8; February lb1l6O5 March, lAeoS
issS April soa u e5 May lts'sia CO. Inn. !. 80
bsr il5O3i+6o, N.vembsr: la25aiaS3: Dec.@osr
$500 ranges on n. dnesns %ss'h' .sF,,
isspsai4so; .prIL l6iOslb0o, May lou6Sitss;
il 50 September, lA7dsl.so: oe,sSsr u eoaH.2o
COTION-Wuh furt strong advance at the spocuia'
t,yt for spot los advanced 7lbo ont
nd shows the sales reaching ORiy lh3 bales
WS last evening" all Of which wsrs for consumption me
N,rt rscspts to-day aggregated n,5ll bales comparing
vim 4 4o3 Dass this last week aad $1,000 bales me
sams aay Since September (tho beginning OF
,hs total movement Of cotton 10 tho ports
2s2 bales comparing with l795sos bales for tho cor
resrnnding period last wear
standard Of ciassacaos
lIaH
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sUCCFsSF L TREATMENT OF WRITER'S CRAMP.
Nj WOLF. one OF the most emmett practitioners In
Europe has given special attention 70 this ainent n
years past and has been successful 10 n
majority " the q e. nunbrr Of At,d. The naady
says, confined writers. but may occur In any
whose brings into constant play one
uusclesthat the pianist, the te4ographef ana
ballet suffer from these from
A. inability perform the peculiar 10 his occupation
The cramps merely symptoms OF diseased condition.,
the exact OF which matter OF dispute some Ocat
ing others the spinal cord while thcru
thOse who regard tho nerve centres as In no wise al
feetd, OF the Affection the
Won method consists In the application VI
gymnastics combined With massage W the ATE ted muscles
me rubbing and sometimes gentle striking Of the
a wooden bar, together with regular movements OF the
nngers defective parts continued for
weeas, during which than hour daily Is
deNoted 20 these exercises.
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cHIGu VALLEY RAlLROAU.

MS leave foot OF c0r'.nd' and D''
70 s- Z ss:s i; ,"s n;s s pur.
and the West AMI psihspa, soeA4 points Chair 70
p Tor Iunshannoek and Intermediate points: Chair
IA ranxhansoek Connection " Reading aud Harris
$40 for Pi.s,ou Aud principal intermediate ponsI
40 &" S" o and p." c.v Ss;
'e'f o. r aeae s"a nyoa. Er. Reo s
and sc w'a or fq% "1Sy; :s sss ySo. points
Trans leaving Al 3 = m. ! p m. and 40 ~ cea'
''' for all points stSbH2 Hpa '''
50 m for MAueh Vhunx hA1ie'On and inei"'aA"
70. cra, ;ss n;ss 's sSs pqa.
and The West .sscr. rS rIa ''s % yS&i
w "or s!i = 'iHitso A. ... and Is min.
ii rs% s,s e.: q !, A2o o. ss'
3 s e. Bridge N'.s'"
s.'i, s e. s's.s, Is nj.
rG IS -, s'if r 81 Ss NV
s 10 $50 49, n: and % NJ .ran.Soa's cor'~A1
LOGON :ss c'. 20 S Past o: os
:s'$s ..:' % sss': Niagara '' e'
.ss s,a' San sSsso ps,o ,ssSms
s;s,sS: :1'T II
Ss.., Es s ys1 r.s. u 81
sss;:.s II: q ;';sss iss,. $3.50 as4sS.s
"a LINE TO OLD rulNI .oAfoAi'
ID NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH q. n.,a.
Leave VIA Penn Il 30 N fAfior car naat ~
s' ':t:i; s:s' ::- ..... =
A TROY BOArS. CITIZENS LINZ.
"A s.sAIers CRY Oh TROY ana sAHA A,esU, ssiur.
day . o M. fur my and ne NortA SusaS
teushss q Albany. Irey exearsloa ueke~' - -
NEW MAVEN Steamer leave Is.SI
u IN. IA Nc n iatY An MI ID ma.
etsamsra arrive In nMs fer carry trains norm -
UOR HUDSON AND COXSACklE: - /.
l. steamer KAArERsKLLL o. IaesiSH
eafurtsy al ~. from fostef JA{sIs n. SS>llr.aA
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AMERICAN and ETHIOPIAN LIBRARIES

THEIR RysPrCTIyE MERITS COMPARED ny AN
KNG,IsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISCUSSED.
A pleasant feature OF the meeting OF the Library
Club Columbia Coullegc vest ;rday was brief ad-
dress by MulEn. librarian OF the noe library at
Birm ngham, Eng and, elected an honorary
me Inber Of the club. lie frankly acknowledged that
America had taken lead in increasing tho useful
ness OF public Libraries and requiring high standard
Of Intelligence In the LIBRARIAN England had gained
much by follow g the example OF America But on
nc Continent OF Europe libraries for the most
par merely ombs Of literature and tho libra iaas Of
them little better than sections who guarded the
musty literary relics OF past 1t used to be tho
custom said put men Of small intellectual en-
dowments into the church the ground that they
were god for nothing When the church rcbellcd
aga,ns, being made refuge for numhskuiir 1t became
Customary to mako librarians Of the account
fellows lint ali that changed. II was
recognized that the once of librarian vas an Import
an, one and that the who filled II would exercise
a great influence for good. Mr.. Muffin commended
that as n of cnllght" ming and uplifting people
mentally and morally IN" library fully the equal
church, and tho librarian quito the poor OF tho
clergyman.
An informal discuSsion followed on "New Yorh
Libraries and the Subsidy Question" In which many
members partlciratcd Mr.. Dewey. libra Ian Of col
umbia College. said that no opposed TO granting
subsidies to libraries, except To encourage the cir
alton good books. lie suggested that N" Board
OF Estimate or the Boad Of Regents might formulate
certain rules which wOuld prevent any subsidy being
earned by Libraries through the circulation of trashy
Stiil he regarded the bill better than no
bin.
Miss T. NJ. Cne, librarian Of the New York Free
Circulating Library, sad that her experience was
that free libraries were of little benefit the put lie
unless tho books judioousiy circulated Tho
/ bray she represented purchased very ntlc light
ncion. and there had been marked decrease In the
circulation Of that sort OF literature. She thought
that ding sub ilcs the character Of the books
circulated should DO taken into account.
After speakers had referred to tho difficulty Of
discriminating between good and bad Bcion af"l tho
greater diniculiy OF finding any potent pr
to undertake that task, a committee was ap
pointed up submit tho club suggestions
fu modification of the bill.
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( IN Iti.AL kAlLliVAO VI AEW -JEuoEY
mn, Time laos .s, Of oss.oer a. lees.
Brook Route" ~ T. Lao y IL q a. i3o, q n
3 80 ~. ~ y ~ Sundays ~ T. b Is \ u, -
frans leaving ~ 4. 2 20, u q M, 1 30, 4, "A.
80 ~ have cOnnec hon for Aiing HarrisGuSSs
foslsv.ils etc., N. tor Lao Iiopstcong, EA.ss
burg. etc. On sunday for East0a
30 . M fo' Like HOpatcUns. Easton. Bethiehsm.
AlIentD~ o. Maucn Chunk
30 m for tAst,n, Bethlehem Allentown M4uch
Chunk. Wkesbrre S.raatOn r. Saiug, Hart,.u,a posss
vile Tansqua shsmoEn. sunoury. LswLburg Wniis%s-
] end I 80 . n tor Eas On Bethlehem Ausa.ovn
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrt burg etc.
3 - p u. tor tslsLOn BeLh,ehem Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, Wtkesosrre, oeIantJD. am qua onamoslc.
g 80 p ~ fur LaAe uopatcohg Laston. Betn!ehem-
Allentown. etc
Chunx, wikesharre Heading Harrisburg ETC. On Sun
90. q Is, II IS q me-. 90. ! 90, 80. 0 10 d. m.
SUNDAYS O 100, 90 m. for Red Bank, Long Ilfyneh
lAsbufy fAk ocean Grovss sxeept sundsys, ro0s
80. SIS . M, 100. 90, $50 p m. for LAKEWOOD.
NJ. o. = a. for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY
VineLand. Bridget0n S'|s
: 90, o 700. : IS IL rs = M. 100. 80. 30. sas
100, Q 90. is. II rs II As q M, 1 90. am
80, 80, 6:15 p. Ia. Sundays 100. 90 a M %s
~ EEW.yERSEY SOUTHERN DIV
trom Per 4 N II
as d. Tor Highlands, Sea Bright, Long P,a,..
Atlantic Highlands. Lakewood. Manchester, Logs pswns
Barneg4t 's
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regret becomes associated with things and inss,-
tuiions the uprootine Of which deserves no feeling
but satisfsotion II cannot. however. DO SAID tnst
Mrs Waworth has disguised her "Reminiscences OF
the old South with IN excess Of sentiment ONO
has clear and penetrating eye, and does NOT isii
to realize for just what Il was the evil - VOL -
the good OF the times she describes. Her papers
are simply written. with no straininR Tor eHoct.
with an evident desire for accuracy, In suoducd
kew and with q careful avoidance OF emotionalism.
They are none tho less moving when the subject IL
naturally pathetic and the judicial frame OF minu
is not less apparent in them than the Skin OF
description which of long and close observs-
ton. Many of the quaint figures presented were
presumably drawn from tho life The l'ttlo voinme
con aims portrait gallery Of unique kind. and
the sketches belong to a dIslinctivelv American
literature which posse Sses much higher value than
that which it can claim as fiction only.
A POPULAR HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN PEOPLE.
nv HUBrRr HOWE BANCROFT. Illustrated. evo' PIP.
832 San FrsReiscs: The History Company.
This volume contains popular account OF the
Mexican pc pie. distracted from Mr. Bapcrofrs
larger history the successive volume. of which have
been reviewed at length in THE tribune Tho
condensation of six or eight volumes into one or
course demands considerable OMISSIONS. bnt the
met bod followed has been to retan everything
necessary TO an understanding of the Mexican his
torv and to leave out those Diet ais which. while IN
dspensable in an exhaustive work. and TO tho So
rious etudent.may conveniently be eliminated from
a popular book. The story OF the Mexican people.
rather than record OF heir Governmental changes,
Is here undertaken. and the plan is undoubtedly
the most rational and instructive, as well ~ tho
most Interesting OF historical methods. As the
historian pus IL "The drier details Of pacihcaton.
occuoatIon, war. government. colonial icy. and
Off cial chickering's, have been for tine most part
om,.tcd" but 1t is tho people. their origin
end environments thor nature and DEVELOPMENT.
their virtues and shortcomings. their loves and
hates. and the gross wrongs flung upon them by
foreign f,es their long struggle for freedom, for
phvslca! and intellectual emancipatlon-It Is re-
earding these things that the pages OF this book
o q chiefly occuUel." The volume ~ well printed
in clear type upon good paper, and Is ahundantly
illustrated. 1t closes with chapter exhibiting the
present state Of the Mexican republic and It's re-
sources aud prospects A good index completes the
work
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INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-City
Ass DO VERNET will reopen her School

For Boys and Young Monthly
MISS Do VERNET will reopen her School
s fer Bsys lo2 Rast sothst. On Tutsdav. sept a.
CRAMERcY PARK SCHOOL : Reopcns
::
s s.naS n. "
s
A''"'''-'''" 81" "'''' MISS 4, WEIR Prineipu,
Barnard w:sn xsrs% $, Hewitt r.rf. ocavlna =
Palmer f. 'nn'0'f o. o0''h' W. LLOYD AMI o0''''a'
Al W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTIT UTE,
10 SCHOOL Or
f:as. $50 500 &. &c: ... An o.n. . tn.
s:y as ; e
T.. elected Quarterly written examination. begun Mile
% isfT boys
DACKARD'S NIGHT SCHOOL, place
in hs city ns. .h.Is scssscsp,ng re,%ss.nin
;.a;%s:. sxeKs sO: :,Ss:. ss,;:. :aa Ss.ys; .:i
ss s ;s, good air s'h' rr .:.ss:
THE MISSES wRgAks
soAHS,sss Fsa YOUNG LADIES'
K.sp.ns ,spt % Circular. sent on application.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1. 473
- RroaAway near Iadst. SIS. yesr. Primary. osn-
sos ,s4 ';:s.
BROOKLYN
TNTIE CKITTENDEN.
L ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindsrGsrtsn fer beth ssHss
81 Htoksst. corner Of PfssapSie
SECOND YEAR sestsmbes ~ Misc II. NJ. WHEELkR
Principal Eight ysArs sssnsesea VIII The PASssr.Cos
late 7Asututa.
Art Schools.
MILE. A. r. DUPRE-Classes every morn
NA Ing In Drswns PsRtaas ssd tspsstry French Nov
uss ertisn Of visxs ThursAaya Sherwood StudioA
% West 67th-sl. sity.
Miscellaneous
NEW YORK COOKING SCHOOL,
~ % LAFAYETTE PLACE
Claases fer tftsA CAsees tes Cssha Ciasass for Wsr
Ing Girls Free sasaae ter srs as1ss IL ysers Of age
Special Classes u I'll eraachss 4 faA Advanced and Ssk
Per terms ana further niHnatisn apply at TIE ssAss
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seed Ordinary > III Low hfIlng---.
S. prApsry. hiidling. .....lo Ito

S. prApsry. hiidling. .....lo Ito
At the there fair anouHt Of resnns on an
marko vthsl values repre.s decline OF 4d5
~he further iecD- 90 10 nts had been estab
t,hed at IA This weakness. free short selling
ana Government Agricultural report, published
sarly the <ftrruopn indicated "tsny b.S"oo
rishei ~ ~ldv cover and finding
N. 1ercely 80 10 the close.
no. ever somewhat Of h. place. hns hs
urrs ndc7tnE net advance OF 40dil points for the
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Gteambcats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Train. ch.mOrr... station week a.y. Tor
s9o'Co fd seS""' Sios'sr; SPAR. @sS o 70
$40 $50 $50 < 1880 3 m. ID mdnis / SUNDAYS, lis
so S and lima wss sy: sC o SIS n.y.
800 $50 p III snndays 1850 h. sp. m.
ERIE RAILWAY.-rhrough trains leave
- 2Sdst minutes earlier sa.a time show fran CA.a
earlier
ga M week aay, 80 sqn:ays Day E.pEc'. Buffet Draw
MN sGgn Zach I.S 0LS Ss. s. to .H Pull
vlle Cory. Akron. cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and
Gp D4iy. Run.o and Ontario initeL rnllm,n Sleep
Dean sa1%1'A .1 nd,s E1pr... Pullman Buffet
Rochester s.lAm-nos ciDcinnan and Chicago,
m. l. aoon is6 3 5 90 40 so go $50 $40
@ s So iUSO noon go %on ssa sss s5o
loSOp IN. u mdns hL Add nona train. to Passac week
patsra ' wee. y G4s TO 7so soo 10
~ So6 q, ESQ .S $40 80" 'tG 800" 0is 1sS
S sG s%ns.yy: nts ssS 1850 sco 100. d'oo
NowaTt and Paterson. via X.-ars week lays 40 80
ESQ 20 M ' .aa II maas no tS aG. s:c 800 g.
San $50 sos So s - ~ 800
night Sundays. 4It $50. iosoA m. =, 4. $50 And IA
Norssr "t ana cornwall -csa as,s $50 %ssa 400.
Scranton ana Hcao.a,s week days "a N; s3onm ~ %
% sns Pcs nrs days s sss
oo. no 50 week days tsS so cso $50 $50 40
Gas il,sop. M Sundays A'+'. lVSo ~ D. $780,
Sleeping be obtained. aud orders for the checs
'1a :sS s1"' 20: srEt; III
sr%S5r IS: a ID | 1885,
n sot HIa Gen SsnT h'sr Up FARMER Ast
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ,
Train. ..;. st1sr &c.. Ass ' es;,....
s'r ss si!' ,6s ' i'S 40 the West with ruo ra.
.s ,.a 81 fas a S: "a
y ioss h.tso Ts'py Sa cory and
i' J S az NJ ss:as. d M sedias:
w'ss@ss"p a. s@ s3rA Cars %'f &
' a s'v % :ss : e. s';., Z En- !. j
e g al and % s"' % .ad
rol 70 a.. S' a, cry m -s; sss se'' days Saturday.
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